Integrate Commerce entities with Domain Access

Yes, using hook_field_extra_fields().

Moving queues for comment from the Commerce maintainers. Any idea why this happens?

Curious... haven't tried it yet, but there's no particular reason I can think of that Product types wouldn't get extra fields. However, do you need the restriction on the product itself or the product display node?

How many countries are you looking at? I don't see any particular reason to use separate products for that criteria unless those products are managed differently from a warehousing / stock control standpoint. You could for example just use a price field per country on your product type and then swap in the appropriate price using a product pricing rule.

Aside from that, does Domain actually attach itself to every entity on a site? Perhaps there's a Domain reference field you need to attach to it or something?

Here's the code we're using now. Might be missing something:

/**
 * Implements hook_field_extra_fields()
 *
 * Field hook to allow sorting of the domain settings field.
 */
function domain_field_extra_fields() {
  $base = array(
    'domain' => array(
      'label' => t('Domain access'),
      'description' => t('Domain Access settings.'),
      'weight' => 1,
    ),
  );
  // Node settings.
  $extra = array();
  foreach (node_type_get_names() as $name => $value) {
    $extra['node'][$name]['form'] = $base;
    $extra['node'][$name]['display'] = $base;
  }
  // User settings.
  $extra['user']['user']['form'] = $base;
  $extra['user']['user']['display'] = $base;
  return $extra;
}

If Commerce is declaring it's own entity type, then support for that would have to go in a new extension module, since there is no entity_access storage in Drupal.

That's the ticket. We'll likely need a Commerce Domain (or Domain Commerce? Codomainerce?) module that implements hook_field_extra_fields(), gets the element into our various entity forms, and then hooks into our entity view access control to restrict access by domain. Marking as postponed until someone takes this on - it'll need to be in its own contrib module.

In Drupal 6, there was an Ubercart Domain module that handled this type of integration.

how far are we with the Domain Commerce module ? :)

There are obvious reasons why some want domain_access. :)

Let's say you have 4 stores in the same Drupal installation, separated by domain & domain_access. These stores may have their own campain product not accessible to other domains. The point is that sellers or those administering the store should not "know" of the other sites. Nevertheless they need to set up products for their own sites. on-the-fly, without having to get confused by infor from other sites. Or even worse, thinking products or orders belong to their own system & changing them.

+1

Another vote for the Commerce + Domain integration module.

+1 for me as well. This would be really useful

+1 for me also

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You can easily do it yourself!

1) Create content type product display
2) Add product reference to commerce product
3) Add domain acces to product display
4) Alter commerce view -> add relationshop to referenced node (Require relationship)
5) Create hook_insert_entity for commerce product to create automatic product display node, also update, delete ...

Now you have all the power of nodes and domain access webshop.

Hi Michiellucas, I think this issue is about the product entities, not the product nodes.
greetings, Martijn

i'm working on a module that can suit your use case here, i use it to "domainize" the commerce entities and also the taxonomy_term, but you can choose what you want to do with it

you can get it here: http://drupal.org/sandbox/delta/1674202

This module is still in active development.
if it make u happy, or not, any reviews will be welcome in the issue queue.

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This should be solved by https://drupal.org/project/domain_entity
Feel free to reopen if not.

reopening this because domain access entity module should support this but there is an issue seems to have a relationship with commerce product reference fields.

Order and line item enties can be handled by the domain_entity module but the commerce_product entity not

#2043677: how to configure this module with Drupal commerce and these referenced entities
Because this is a really mixed topic issue here the interesting posts
Error described in #0
aditional info in #8 and #22

Closing old issue. Any additional integration should be done in contrib.